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HOUSTON — McCord Development of Houston has announced plans to develop Generation Park, a 3,635-acre business park in near Bush International Airport that is being touted as the largest new commercial development in the nation. The business park will someday contain $5 billion worth of industrial, office, retail and medical space, along with hotel and multi-family development, according to an Houston Business ... Read More »
Monthly Archives: April 2012
Industrial Project Sold in Southwest Houston
HOUSTON — Agarita Management bought Commerce Center, an eight-building, 256,265-square-foot industrial facility in Houston. HFF marketed the properties exclusively on behalf of the seller, Insite Commercial Real Estate. Acquisition financing was secured through American Family Life Insurance, which was arranged by Kirk Oden with Trinity Finance in San Antonio. Commerce Center is located at 9000 Southwest Freeway close to Beltway ... Read More »
Largest Lease Ever in NYC Office History
New York – SL Green Realty Corp. announced that Viacom Inc. has renewed its commitment at 1515 Broadway by extending and expanding the company's occupancy at the iconic Times Square tower through 2031. The headquarters lease covers 1.4 million square feet. Viacom's future expansion is expected to cover the balance of the 1.6 million-square-foot building's office space after 2020. One ... Read More »
Paul Layne to Lead Howard Hughes Master Planned Communities Unit
HOUSTON –The Howard Hughes Corp. announced Paul Layne will join the company as Executive Vice President, Master Planned Communities. Layne will report to Grant Herlitz, President of The Howard Hughes Corporation, and will be based in Houston near both The Woodlands and Bridgeland. Previously, Layne was Executive Vice President at Brookfield Properties Corp., which has a 9.7 million square foot office ... Read More »
Hartman REIT Buys Dallas Area Retail Center
ARLINGTON, Texas – Hartman Income REIT, Inc., a Houston based Real Estate Investment Trust, announced that Hartman Short Term Properties XX, Inc. an affiliate, has purchased Cooper Street Shopping Center from Regency Centers, LP. Cooper Street SC – A 127,696 square foot, three building retail center with a single tenant pad site at the highly desirable intersection of Cooper Street and ... Read More »
$159 Billion in Sales and Leases Earns Top Spot for CBRE
National Real Estate Investor magazine has ranked CBRE Group the No. 1 U.S.-based commercial real estate brokerage firm for the ninth year in a row. The ranking, featured in the publication's April 2012 issue, is based on the aggregate value of sales and leasing transactions completed globally during 2011. CBRE was responsible for $159 billion of global sales and leasing transactions ... Read More »
Pat Hicks Makes Value-Add Investment in Energy Corridor
HOUSTON – Hicks Ventures, led by Patrick Hicks, purchase two office buildings in the Energy Corridor of West Houston. The buildings, located at 16350 Park Ten Place and 16360 Park Ten Place, include a total of 141,265 square feet. Managing Director Rudy Hubbard and Vice President Leah Gallagher led the Jones Lang LaSalle Capital Markets team on this transaction. American ... Read More »
Khoshbin Buys Pair of Office Properties in Houston's Greenspoint
HOUSTON – The Khoshbin Company purchased two office buildings in the Greenspoint market in North Houston. The two properties are: 333 North Sam Houston Parkway East and 10700 Interstate 45 North, multi-tenant office buildings totaling 395,424 square feet. 333 North Sam Houston Parkway East and 10700 Interstate 45 North are located within the Greenspoint submarket of Houston close to the ... Read More »
Weingarten Selling Industrial Properties; Announces $382 Million Sale
HOUSTON – Weingarten Realty Investors announced the sale of 52 industrial buildings and warehouses as part of its move to sell off its industrial properties and focus only on retail centers. The Houston-based REIT will sell the properties to DRA Advisors LLC. The portfolio is comprised of 52 industrial properties, aggregating approximately 9.6 million square feet located in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, ... Read More »
Archstone Announces 378-Unit Construction Project in S. Florida
BOCA RATON, Fla. — Archstone, a major apartment developer, has acquired a 5.78-acre development site near the Mizner Park development in Boca Raton, Fla. Archstone plans to build a 378-unit apartment community with 13,448 square feet of retail space on the parcel located along East Palmetto Park Road at the SE 3rd Avenue intersection just blocks from the Atlantic Ocean beach. Construction is ... Read More »


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Drew Barrymore's directorial debut is a fun, humorous, and uplifting tale that appeals to all audiences with its themes about being yourself and not bashing anyone along the way and it is about as fun as a movie can get when it is firing on all cylinders.
Bliss Cavendar is a seventeen year old girl living under the tutelage of her mother in the world of beauty pageants and is quickly growing disinterested with the whole thing. Growing more and more into her own, Bliss is looking for something more up her ally. Not full of her self and never trying to set a trend, she is a quiet and gentle outsider when it comes to school but while visiting Austin she sees a group of roller derby girls promoting an event and quickly takes an interest to the sport. With her best friend Pash, the two head out for the big city to catch the event and Bliss becomes an enthralled by the event that unfolds. Upon discovering there are open tryouts for the league in a few weeks time, Bliss decides to bust out her old skates and start training to hopefully make a team. After a rough try out, her speed finds her a spot on the The Hurl Scouts with teammate like Maggie Mayhem, Smashley Simpson, Rosa Sparks, and Bloody Holly. Having to keep this world secret from her mom she leads a second life as a roller derby girl and even finds romance in a fan of the sport that helps her further discover herself. Continue reading Review: Whip It
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Review: The Mist
The Mist, the third Stephen King adaptation by Frank Darabont, is a pretty good suspense horror film that is constantly engaging and remains pretty much unpredictable; which is a good quality for horror suspense fair.
Thomas Jane plays David Drayton, a successful movie poster painter living in a small Maine town that is hit by a violent thunderstorm. The storm does some significant damage to the town and knocks out the electricity so Drayton along with his son and neighbor, the stubborn as hell Andre Braugher, head into town, leaving his wife behind looking upon a strange mist rolling out over the lake there house sits on. Continue reading Review: The Mist
Review: Into the Wild
Sean Penn directs his first movie in six years and knocks it out of the park. Into the Wild follows the post graduate life of Christopher McCandless, an Emory graduate that decides to give up everything he has and set off on a life of tramping around the country in an attempt to rediscover himself. Continue reading Review: Into the Wild

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Monthly Archive for February, 2010
City looking for new tenants for Quackenbush House
Quackenbush House, the historic downtown Albany building vacated at the beginning of the year when Le Canard Enchainé Brasserie closed, is being shopped around by Capitalize Albany Corp. (the new name of the Albany Local Development Corp.), which owns the building. The agency, run by city development staffers and an independent board, has put out […]
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Snapshot: Paradise Taste in Cohoes
Celina Ottaway reviews Paradise Taste, a Caribbean restaurant in Cohoes. Though she didn't find the brain-melting jerk chicken she'd been hoping for, she says the place is worth a visit. Below is a plate of curry chicken with steamed vegetables and rice and peas.
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Confirmed: Tuscan's Grill in Clifton Park is closed
Although this has been mentioned repeatedly in comments on other posts, I hadn't been able to officially verify until this morning that Tuscan's Grill in Clifton Park has closed. Owner William Foley tells me via e-mail that the restaurant, which debuted in mid-2007, will not be reopening.
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Retail store with homemade pasta?
A reader writes: I've recently returned to the area after a long absence, and am having a hard time finding homemade pasta. When I was a little girl there was an Italian shop near Grand and Madison that you could order homemade ravioli and other pastas from. It's long gone now but having driven around […]
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Craft brewers, Batali teaming up for NYC brewpub
Chef Mario Batali, his business partner Joe Bastianich and four craft breweries — two from Italy and, from this country, Dogfish Head and Russian River Brewing — are collaborating on project that will put an 8,000-square-foot rooftop brewpub and restaurant on lower Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. Details here.
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A night out with Celina
Our cheap-eats reviewer, Celina Ottaway, took me up on an offer to eat an array of appetizers at the bar of Angelo's 677 Prime in Albany. The highlight of the evening: rosemary-smoked escolar carpaccio, stamp-size tissues of kobe carpaccio, shaved asparagus and golden caviar. Her account is here; the photo below is hers.
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Easter and ethnic food sale
The Nativity of the Mother of God Russian Orthodox Church in Colonie is accepting prepaid orders for hand-dipped chocolate creme filled eggs, pelmeny (meat-filled ravioli), golubtsy (stuffed cabbage), vareniki (pierogi) and kulich (Easter bread). Pickup for items will be noon to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 30, at the Russian Orthodox Community Center, 617 Sand […]
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Owner: Obamas interested in meal at Basement Bistro
The Basement Bistro in Earlton, Greene County, has been contacted by White House staff looking to arrange a meal for President Barack Obama and the First Lady, Michelle Obama, according to owner Damon Baehrel. "They asked if we would be interested in hosting — of course I said yes — and they're going to give […]
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Carr wine dinner at Creo
Creo restaurant in Stuyvesant Plaza, Guilderland, will host a dinner featuring the wines of local resident Joseph Carr and food by chef Andrew Plummer at 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 28. The cost is $85 per person, including tax and tip. Call 482-8000 for reservations. Menu after the jump.
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Wine dinner at Stockade Inn
The Stockade Inn in Schenectady is hosting a wine dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27, priced at $65 per person, plus tax and tip. Call 346-3400 for reservations. The inn is located at 1 North Church St. in the historic Stockade district. The lineup: Housemade buffalo mozzarella, fire-roasted red peppers, basil chiffonade, 21-year-old balsamic […]
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So, you need something no deeper than 9"? That is, indeed, narrow in depth. I measured the black iron sewing machine base that I use as a table (with either glass or a framed wood print on top) and it was even deeper than that. Do you absolutely need a table or ledge there or would a really pretty framed mirror, maybe full length--look good at that end of the hallway? I've seen some great ones at Marshalls, TJ Maxx, and HomeGoods. Some have carved frames and some are frameless. I think a frame would add that 'furniture' touch to your space. Everything looks bigger and prettier with a mirror. Red |
- Posted by deltabreeze (My Page) on Sun, Sep 28, 08 at 1:49
Thanks Red. We thought a mirror would look good, but it seemed to double the length of the hallway (a pic with a big mirror was in my previous post). In terms of depth, I could do a max of 10 inches. I have seen some jelly cupboards that are skinny, but they are a bit "country" for me. I am wondering if I might find a cabinet maker to make one for me. |
Here is a link that might be useful: skinny jelly cabinet
Art & Artifact makes a 10 inch deep chest, but it is over 40 inches wide. You might have some luck searching for media cabinets. Some of them are not very deep. I'm posting a link to one--I don't think it's the style you want, but it is under 10 inches deep. |
Here is a link that might be useful: media cabinet
- Posted by justgotabme (My Page) on Sun, Sep 28, 08 at 13:38
How about this magazine table. I think it would go along with your book shelves. |
Here is a link that might be useful: magazine table
- Posted by justgotabme (My Page) on Sun, Sep 28, 08 at 13:59
And this is called a bench, but could easily be made into a shelving unit...... |
Here is a link that might be useful: bench
- Posted by justgotabme (My Page) on Sun, Sep 28, 08 at 14:03
And then there is this. Not sure if it's your style or not, but if it was painted all black it might do. |
Here is a link that might be useful: triple basket table
- Posted by justgotabme (My Page) on Sun, Sep 28, 08 at 14:04
Size it right on this one, not sure it carries enough visual weight. |
Here is a link that might be useful: glass top console table
- Posted by justgotabme (My Page) on Sun, Sep 28, 08 at 14:21
I'm wondering if you went with something narrower or with a demi-lune type shape if you could accomodate something a little deeper. Here's a chest that's 12" deep or perhaps a wall console. |
Like linley I think something narrower would allow you to increase the depth a little. I have a similar thing coming out of our mudroom into the house where I have a 14" deep table however much narrower than the 40" wide hallway. We use it to put mail etc. on. I'd show you but it is a mess right now and a mirror is sitting on it that needs to be hung and I want to paint the table black, but can't for several more months. |
I love your runners! What beautiful colors and they are fabulous with your yellow walls -- a v. inviting space! As I was reading your post I thought "wall-mounted console" and then I kept reading and saw that others have the same thoughts. I just did a cursory search and didn't find something 10" or less, but I wonder about justgotabme's clever suggestion. Or having something fabricated by a local furniture-maker / cabinetmaker. ??? For 10", I really do think wall-mounted will be the way to go, even if you do something like that great radiator cover pictured you shared in your previous thread. Okay, just looking at Target for an inexpensive table you wouldn't feel about cutting down and I found this table, which is 11.75" deep. I know, still too deep, but for $99 I thought you could have the back of it cut. (another Target table, and one more -- can't search anymore because Li'l Bit just awoke from his nap and Big Bit wants to sit in my lap, naturally!) |
- Posted by deltabreeze (My Page) on Mon, Sep 29, 08 at 1:00
Thank you everyone. I am beginning to think: a custom built piece of furniture, OR a simple ledge/ tiny table (with SOMETHING underneath it to give it greater bulk) might be the way to go. I have a few leads to follow up. camlan -- Thanks for giving me a link to a place I didn't know before. Yes, unfortunately, the hall won't accommodate 40 inches. Your suggestion about searching for media cabinets is a good one. I will google that term. justgotabme -- Thanks for the links! I am particularly intrigued by the "cut a table in half" approach and the iron console. These could work, but wouldn't have much heft unless I put something UNDER the table. Have any ideas? linley1-- yes, I really like the chest you linked to, but my hallway is less than 40 inches wide. If I use something about 20 inches wide, I probably could go deeper -- maybe 10 to 11 inches. lyfia -- thanks for your thoughts. rmkitchen -- why thank you and, yes, I am beginning to think that a local furniture-maker may be the right way to go. That Target table might work. I have a Target very close to me. If they have the table in stock, I could bring it home and "audition" it. |
I think you created an idea that is a better solution than some skinny chest there, and without intending to do it! I was taken by the pix in which you added the text on the wall space. I would think about getting a great saying about welcome or home or something and putting it on that wall, either with something from Wallwords (or a similar source) or by stenciling it on. Add a planter below with some greenery to soften the space, and call it a day. Or, consider a standing floor fountain. Change out the ceiling can to a light that can be focused to wash down the wall. I wouldn't add any bulk to that area, visually or actually. It will only make the space feel crowded. |
I wonder if you might have luck looking for a bookcase with doors. I am not sure if this link will work, but it is to a very inexpensive cabinet from Ikea: HENSVIK Bookcase with doors $69.99-- I have painted a lot of Ikea furniture-- it takes paint beautifully. This one is over 11 inches deep, but that usually includes the handles so it might work for you. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Ikea HENSVIK Bookcase with doors $69.99
I too love Les's idea of adding wall words especially since the table seems to be difficult to find in the correct size. |
- Posted by houstonmom (My Page) on Mon, Sep 29, 08 at 10:53
YES-YES-YES to wall words Les917 suggested. That's exactly what I thought. I'd worry adding a piece of furniture will make the area heavy or claustrophobic. I would not add anything except wall words...something with embellishment above and below the saying you choose. Once those are in place you may agree that nothing else is necessary. |
- Posted by houstonmom (My Page) on Mon, Sep 29, 08 at 11:02
To elaborate on the embellishment I mentioned above...check out the following: http://wordsanywhere.com/endsandart_corner_pairs.html They called these decorative ends & art. I saw beautiful wall sayings at my nieces home in Chicago. She purchased from a home party, but I didn't ask her the company name. Hers were all embellished with artwork, and what she had was STUNNING! |
- Posted by justgotabme (My Page) on Mon, Sep 29, 08 at 12:01
I wish I had a place to put a half table like that. I love them. Oh I suppose I could find a place, but right now I have what I need where one *could* go. As for underneath it or the bottom shelf of the iron piece I'd think about a planter like the one linked to below (shape, not how it's painted) with some greenery or a pretty floral arrangement. It could be changed seasonally too. ~Becky <>< |
Here is a link that might be useful: planter
It just occurred to me that I have the exact piece that deltabreeze needs in my back hall. It's a little cabinet that is about 8 inches deep, 24 inches wide and 42 inches tall. I found it at a second hand store. The owner of the shop had no clue about its origins, but we both thought that it had been cut down from a larger piece. It's the perfect depth for holding CDs and DVDs. I third? forth? the suggestion of the wall words. When I saw the pictures of the space for the first time, I thought, "Wow, she has WallWords! They look great!" Then, I read them. I've always wanted to use them, but haven't found the courage yet. But, based on that picture above, I think they would work really well in that space. If I ever get the nerve, I'm going to use a quote from Chaucer: "The life so short, the craft so long to learn". Or, in correct Middle English: "The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne". But then everyone would think I can't spell. |
- Posted by deltabreeze (My Page) on Tue, Sep 30, 08 at 1:45
Thank you everyone. Once again, I think Les's words are wise. Though I would love a more "furnished" entry hall, the reality is my HALL IS TINY and I have to avoid putting too much stuff there. (Not only would it be visually cluttered, but it could be a tripping hazard.) I am thinking about the word idea (I like camlan's suggestion). Earlier today, I went to the store to look for a pot to put in the corner (per Les' suggestion). Target has a tall 10 inch square dark grey Zinc pot that might work. (I would need a plant that could take very low light levels because this hallway doesn't get much natural light). Finally, I could modify the ceiling can to make it a wall washer. skatiero and kmcg-- Great pieces, unfortunately, I really need something that is 10 inches or less. kahlanne -- yup, I think some form of wall art is probably the answer, possibly "agumented" by a plant on the floor. houstonmom-- yes, I agree. It is just hard to give up on an idea -- even when it becomes pretty clear that it won't work. houstonmom -- thank you for the link! justgotabme -- Thanks again! camlan - Yes, I did some searching and found a nice collection of 10 inch and less "Media cabinets." If I decide to go forward with the cabinet idea, that is the term I will use to search |
- Posted by deltabreeze (My Page) on Tue, Sep 30, 08 at 23:07
Yes, that chest is just perfect, except for its size. Or rather, the chest is perfect, but my hall is really small! |
I have been searching for the same - without much luck yet. Here's one to consider (only 8 in deep, though a little too colonial for me): http://www.bellacor.com/productdetail/60266.htm |
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Going to be hard keeping temp under control, but I think the gas bubbles will do a good job of preventing dough balls. Cute kid. =) Mine is nine now, and while still cute, no longer fits into anything that would make her more cute. ...Except the washer/dryer... Hmmm....
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How to load CSV, remove columns, dynamically populate menus & display filtered result
I have a new and seemingly huge new project to work on.
We have a database that our database administrator is willing to run a script on nightly. The result of this action will be a CVS file containing information that is specific to my departments needs.
At first, I need to present visitors to my site with a way to pear the data down to a more manageable size. Prior to displaying the CSV file contents, I thought I would display a set of column headers with checkboxes. Using the checkboxes, I'd like to give visitors to my site the ability to decide which columns of data they want to hide or display.
After they've made their selections and pressed an "OK" button, I'd like to display the remaining contents of the CSV file as a table in a seperate window.
The next part is very Excel like... At the top of each column, I'd like to include a series of drop down menus that visitors to my site can use to filter the list further.
In my case, I dont necessarily know every possible value for any given column. For example, imagine that one column contains city, another state and the third contains zip code. I could assume all 50 states in the union, however the actual data might also include Puerto Rico and the US Virgin islands. Or I might assume every zipcode in the US, however the actual data might include zip codes for Canada, etc... For this reason, I would like to populate the drop down menus dynamically.
Can anyone suggest a way for me to load the contents of the CSV file into a table, a sensible way for visitors to remove unneeded columns, a way to auto-populate the drop down menus used to filter the remaining table, and finally, an efficient way to filter and then display the remaining data?
If you have experience with something like this, or know of forum posting already dealing with these subjects, please feel free to point me in the right direction.
Also, JavaScript ALONE is not the ideal way to solve this problem. You'd be much better off with a PHP or JSP or ASP "back end" doing a lot of the work.
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I'm just a novice programmer, and this is not a commercial job.
Also, I don't have access to using anything on the server side. Basically, all I have access to is JS and jQuery, etc...
It is a big job, so I'll have to work on it piece by piece. If it runs a little slow, that's better than nothing Computers and the Internet connections are getting faster every day, so what runs a little slow today may not be so slow this time next year
I already found the code needed(?) to load my CSV file.
Is there an easier way for me to do it using just JS?

class = "btn1"
type = "button"
onclick = "$('#view50').csv2table('test.csv',{
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So next, I guess I'll concentrate on getting my spreadsheet into an array.
Afterwards, I'll look at how I can filter the resulting table.
If anyone can suggest a better way, please feel free to let me know.
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Editor's Pick
Playa Careyeros
Punta de Mita
Tel: 52 329 298 4114
Return guests book a week or more at this eight-room seaside villa on Punta de Mita, a hilly point with gorgeous beaches 30 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta. Owner Marc Lindskog travels the world collecting furnishings and artwork to decorate Casa de Mita, and the result is an artsy mix of fainting couches and objets d'art from India and Southeast Asia, antique mirrors from central Mexico, oversize chairs, and canopy beds. Some rooms have indoor gardens, others open onto expansive shared terraces, and the one-bedroom penthouse has multiple balconies overlooking the sea. Hearty meals are included in the room rate, and the resident cooks serve up varied Mexican fare such as huitlacoche enchiladas and carne asada with all the fixings. The resort fronts a long semiprivate beach (shared with residents of the houses up the road); the best spot for postswim lounging is without a doubt the curtained cabañas in a garden above the sand.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
311 Pelicanos
Marina Vallarta
Tel: 866 612 1097 (toll-free)
Tel: 52 322 226 6688
Fairways and palms surround golden arches and terra-cotta roofs at Casa Velas, a gracious tropical plantation that's only a stone skip from the beach. Egrets are more common than seagulls around the swimming pools and koi ponds, birdies are all the rage on the adjacent golf course, and kiddies are nowhere in sight. The 80 suites at Casa Velas are spread between the main three-story building and twin two-story structures framing gardens and lawns. Expect cool marble floors in the rooms, stately pillars separating lounging and sleeping areas, warm splashes of saffron and terra-cotta, and plunge pools or whirlpools on balconies and terraces. The spa and gym are both peaceful retreats—no blaring beats here. Although Casa Velas is an all-inclusive resort, chefs don't stint on gourmet ingredients for the French-Mexican fare. The beach—and stylish beach club—are only a five-minute walk away, and also accessible via a complimentary shuttle at the Velas Vallarta resort across the street.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
Carretera Barra de Navidad, Km 46.2
Tel: 866 516 2611 (toll-free)
Tel: 52 315 351 0044
Cuixmala was once the family retreat of Sir James Goldsmith, an Anglo-French financier who helped to develop the Costalegre coast in the 1980s. The Cuixmala property has since grown into a 25,000-acre nature reserve teeming with wildlife, from burros to horses to zebras, and attracting celebs like Mick Jagger and Madonna. Throughout the reserve is a collection of villas and casitas shaded by tropical forests. The most luxurious is the Casa la Loma, the original Moorish-style family compound, atop a hill. It is comprised of a seawater pool, four bedrooms in the main house, and six casitas decorated with white silk drapes and hand-painted Talavera tiles—and comes complete with a dedicated full-time staff of housekeepers, gardeners, and a chef. Typically rented as one unit, for between $10,000 and $16,000 a night, it accommodates up to 20 people.
For those not traveling with an entourage, individual rooms in Casa la Loma are available on a nightly basis when the compound's not booked. Or you can rent one of three multiroom villas, with private housekeeper and cook, on another hill out of sight of the grand manse. Nine smaller casitas, whose porches are equipped with daybeds, binoculars, and books, are clustered in yet another forested area near the clubhouse and main dining room. (Breakfast and dinner are served, featuring organic produce from the property's gardens, coffee beans from a sister hacienda in the mountains, and fish straight from the sea.) You can explore the surrounding nature reserve on electric boats that glide silently through lagoons filled with blue and white herons, egrets, and pink spoonbills. Or you can hike past the farms of coconuts and mangoes, and the broomcorn that feed the horses, Brahman cattle, and those amazing zebras. The beach at the property faces the wild ocean and isn't great for swimming. It's better to take the ten-minute shuttle to the hotel's private beach club, which has padded lounge chairs, hammocks, and a restaurant serving light meals.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
Carretera 200, Km 7.5
Costa Careyes
Tel: 866 717 4316 (toll-free)
Tel: 52 315 351 5031
Set on a 2,040-acre nature preserve, Tamarindo is a mini Eden where deer and armadillo wander through forests and fairways, and more than 150 species of birds take refuge on the 18-hole championship golf course. Golfers love the place, and so do families on weeklong vacations and couples desiring private hideaways with resort amenities. The 29 bright pink, yellow, and blue villas and three- to four-bedroom casas invite nature indoors with open-air living rooms and private plunge pools. Plush beds sit in white-walled rooms with highly polished wood floors and brightly colored Mexican textiles. Guests can get even closer to the action with wildlife preservation and bird-watching programs, or just relax on the more than ten miles of private beaches and at the earthy spa. At night, guests dine beside the ocean underneath lanterns hanging from La Higuera restaurant's fig tree, and find their way back to their villas with the aid of hundreds of candles.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
Bahía de Banderas
Punta Mita
Tel: 800 819 5053 (toll-free)
Tel: 52 329 291 6000
On a private peninsula 45 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta, this 3,000-acre, 145-casita resort has become an escape for SoCal families who'd rather not lift a finger while on holiday. The usual Four Seasons–worthy service is especially impeccable here: Polite staffers suddenly appear beside your poolside or beach lounger bearing Evian spritzers and skewers of fresh fruit; your child's name is spelled out in colored bath sponges on the lip of your giant bathtub; and masseurs from the on-site Apuane spa make house calls—and beach calls—on request. If lounging at the shore grows tiresome, you can take a turn around the 18-hole, Nicklaus-designed golf course; play a few sets of tennis; or indulge in myriad water activities: diving, deep-sea fishing, sailing, snorkeling, kayaking (the last three are free of charge). New amenities are always on offer—among the latest are a 55-foot yacht for private charter, a "lazy river" pool with inner-tube rides around the family-oriented Oasis complex, and a 9,000-square-foot, five-bedroom Coral Suite designed by architect Diego Villaseñor. Top off a long day of pampering with a tequila-pairing menu at Aramara restaurant—es magnífico.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
Carretera Barra de Navidad, Km 7.5
Puerto Vallarta
Tel: 52 322 176 0700
Cupping a small cove south of downtown Puerto Vallarta, Garza Blanca epitomizes the kind of sunny serenity you'd expect from a five-star resort on the Pacific coast of Mexico. The centerpiece is a free-form tiered pool staffed by butlers who deliver fluffy towels and chilled water to your umbrella-shaded chaise longue—plan on watching a margarita sunset from the horizon tier, which sits right above the beach. Inside, the 79 cream-colored, sea-facing suites have floor-to-ceiling windows, plush platform beds, and dark-wood furnishings; amenities include flat-screen TVs and iPod docking stations, along with whirlpool tubs in the shiny marble bathrooms. Wrought-iron chandeliers hang above the suite dining rooms beside chef-worthy kitchens, and hammocks big enough for two swing outside on oversize balconies. The waterside tables on the terrace at Blanca Blue restaurant are in high demand, and the menu—which might include beet sorbet, shrimp wrapped in prosciutto, duck with foie gras, and amazing truffled poached eggs at breakfast—rivals any on the Puerto Vallarta's gourmet dining scene. The lunchtime scallop and mango ceviche at Aquazul, a casual snack bar by the pool, is mighty fine as well.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
98 Avenue Cocoteros
Nuevo Vallarta
Tel: 888 261 8436 (toll-free)
Tel: 52 322 226 8000
This resort north of Puerto Vallarta is "better than most all-inclusives in Vallarta, Cancún, or Cabo." Encounter "beautiful and well-maintained natural surroundings" and perfect-scoring airy rooms with Mexican art, Balinese furnishings, and marble floors. At Piaf, French dishes are "quite good." Staff "treat you like you are special."
(267 rooms)
Editor's Pick
336 Miramar
Puerto Vallarta
Tel: 877 815 6594 (toll-free)
Tel: 52 322 222 2692
Forever associated with the 1964 movie The Night of the Iguana and the era of Burton and Taylor, Puerto Vallarta has a certain glamorous reputation to live up to. No place better recaptures that age of chic than Hacienda San Angel. Originally commissioned in 1977 as a Valentine's Day gift from Richard Burton to his (post-Liz) wife, Susan Hunt, it was acquired by San Francisco designer Janice Chatterton in 1990 and opened as a hotel in 2003. Chatterton now lives on-site, and her attention to detail shows in the 16 suites and the separate one-bedroom villa. All are artfully decorated with colonial antiques and custom tile work. Seven suites and a wedding chapel are located on a steep hillside across the street from the main hotel, affording spectacular views of downtown Puerto Vallarta, the malecón, and the bay. A funicular carries guests in these rooms up and down the hill, and though earplugs are provided to block out the hourly ringing bells from the cathdral right next door, light sleepers might still be happier in the original hotel building. Throughout both sections are secret courtyards with fountains, and terraces with sweeping views over Banderas Bay. Modern-day conveniences include three heated pools, a rooftop hot tub, Wi-Fi, a DVD library, and a restaurant serving chef Gonzalo Raul Noguira's Mexican-infused international cuisine. Puerto Vallarta's best galleries and restaurants are just down the hill—100 steps down, to be exact.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
Montenahuac Lote L
Higuera Blanca
Punta de Mita
Mexico 63734
Tel: 877 370 5427 (toll-free)
Tel: 52 329 298 4200
Within the many luxury hideaways that populate the wild coast surrounding Puerta Vallarta, Imantaa 250-acre enclave of gorgeous rain forest fronted by a miles-long private beachsets the bar even higher. Perched above the beach, its seven striking villas use mostly local Mexican stone, wood, and glass but have an almost Asian feel, with huge floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors and sunken tubs, as well as large private terraces and individual pools. Staff are personal and professional; baby-sitters can easily be arranged at the last minute; and the chef himself comes out to ask what you want to eat. With yoga, kayaking, surfing, golf, horseback riding, and spa treatments all available on-site or a short drive away, Imanta has an enviable combination of location, low-key luxury, and service.
Editor's Pick
166 Hidalgo
Puerto Vallarta
Tel: 52 322 222 0604
Got a favorite color? Well, the whole spectrum is on display at Hotel Catedral, a restored hotel in the '50s-flashback neighborhood of Viejo Vallarta. The 21 rooms (all named for Mexican ballads) sport a kaleidoscope of colors, from rosy leather equipale chairs and matching pink walls in one room to an original mint-green tiled bathtub in another. Much of the original building remains, including brick balustrades and black-and-white tile floors, which blend in surprisingly well with the hodgepodge of old-school and contemporary touches, such as colorful embroidered pillows from Chiapas and Oaxaca on the beds, tin mirrors that hang above rustic wood bureaus, and tiny modern balconies overlooking the busy market streets. Coffee, fruit, and pan dulce are served every morning in the first-floor dining room/library, and guests linger at tables in the interior courtyard come nightfall. The surrounding streets are lined with simple cafés, high-end restaurants, modest farmacias, and trendy resort-wear shops; the plaza, cathedral, and malecón are practically next door.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
5 Avenida Anclote
Punta Mita
Tel: 52 329 291 6857
Punta Mita's El Anclote neighborhood is a fun, laid-back community where shoes (and shirts) are optional. And this waterfront hotel is the classiest place on the beach, jammed between casual restaurants and water sports shops—perfect if you're into surfing, paddle boarding, or sipping an icy mojito under the sun. Don't let the unimpressive entryway fool you: The dirt street leads to an art gallery, a fitness center, a full spa, and a four-story building housing 12 apartmentlike suites that have front-row seats to primo surf and a lively beach. Most of the suites are fully equipped with kitchens and multiple bedrooms, and are decorated by individual owners (styles vary from urbane granite, glass, and steel to clubby brown-leather sofas and yellow-ocher walls). Chef Thierry Blouet, a star among Puerto Vallarta's finest, oversees the superb Café des Artistes del Mar. Bikinis are the outfit of choice at the hotel's rooftop El Cielo bar, where the view of the crowded beach scene is enhanced by an infinity pool, several lounging areas, and chill-out tunes. Both destination weddings and surf clinics take over the property at times, testimony to its beach-chic vibe.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
Carretera Federal 200, Km. 19.5
Punta de Mita , Nayarit
Mexico 63734
Tel: 52 329 291 5800
One might forget that the 120-room St. Regis is actually in the middle of a gated community of luxury hotels, private villas, and a golf course just north of Puerto Vallarta. The secluded atmosphere is achieved through unobtrusive design and landscaping and an enviable position hemmed in by rocky headlands. From the quiet reception villa atop the bluff, a series of reflecting pools and villas run down a gentle slope. The beach itself, just beyond the infinity pool, is ideal for swimming. The hotel has an effortlessly relaxed sensibility, with huge beds, indoor and outdoor showers, and ample terraces with a table and a chaise big enough for two. The butlers are helpful but not obsequious, and the food at both restaurants is simple yet delicious.
Editor's Pick
Bahía de Banderas
Tel: 866 687 9358 (toll-free)
Tel: 52 322 222 0878
Verana makes you work for its gorgeous views: You reach its aeries by climbing a steep hill or riding up with your luggage on a burro. But the solitude, the laid-back vibe, and the hand-crushed strawberries in your daiquiri make it worth all the effort. Movie industry pros Heinz Legler and Veronique Lievre chose this mountaintop on the south side of Banderas Bay as the ultimate setting for a rustic-chic escape constructed with local materials and a lot of imagination. They created the Palapa first, using it as their home while designing seven different casas. Decor varies from casa to casa—the Tea House has low beds on polished wood floors, the Studio has cantilevered window walls framing views of the sea—but all share a comfortably rustic vibe with rough-hewn furniture, pillowy beds, and a focus on bringing the outside in (think large windows, outdoor lounges, and more). Our favorite casa is the aforementioned thatched-roof Palapa, with dining nooks, an outdoor shower, hammocks, a large stone-floored terrace, and a net-draped bed on a platform overlooking the sea. Delectable meals (homemade yogurt with mango and granola, fresh-from-the-sea shrimp, spicy Thai beef) are served poolside or on the dining terrace. Outstanding therapists perform magic at two spas—one solely for hotel guests, the other a day spa with café for outsiders and guests. Activities include nature hikes to waterfalls and isolated beaches—and nightly cocktails with couples celebrating their honeymoon or engagement. Romance is inescapable here.—Maribeth Mellin
Editor's Pick
Playa Sayulita
Tel: 52 329 291 3010
Tel: 619 819 5407 (U.S.)
Surfers and recluses have been trying to keep Sayulita a secret for decades; the small village, just 45 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta, has been a magnet for North American back-to-nature types since the highway first pierced this remote coastline in the 1970s. The best hotel in town, Villa Amor, has all the right touches—curvaceous architecture blending into hillsides, a location right above a reliable surf break at Playa Sayulita, and some of the best Mexican food in the neighborhood. Stairways snake up steep hills to the 33 rooms, all of which have fabulous views from their comfy open-air living rooms (the separate Grand Villa, popular with honeymooners, has a private pool overlooking the bay). Surfboards, kayaks, boogie boards, and snorkeling gear can all be borrowed free, but you'll want to claim your gear early if the place is full. Yoga groups sometimes take over the property for weeklong camps, taking full advantage of the laid-back setting.—Maribeth Mellin


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1 | Paul's love to Timothy, and the unfeigned faith which was in Timothy himself, his mother, and grandmother. |
6 | He is exhorted to stir up the gift of God which was in him; |
8 | to be stedfast and patient in persecution; |
13 | and to persist in the form and truth of that doctrine which he had learned of him. |
15 | Phygellus and Hermogenes, and such like, are noted, and Onesiphorus is highly commended. |
2 Timothy 1:5 (King James Version)
When I call to remembrance the unfeigned faith that is in thee, which dwelt first in thy grandmother Lois, and thy mother Eunice; and I am persuaded that in thee also.


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Full title reads: "THE CROWDS MOVE".
Berlin, Germany.
Long shot, crowds demonstrating around Brandenburger Tor, Berlin. Pan along excited crowds running away from Brandenburger Tor. Man on top of the Brandenburger Tor hauling down Russian flag. Excited crowds running from rifle fire. Long shot of excited crowds running in panic. Man hauling down Russian flag. Crowd applauding. Long shot of man hauling down Russian flag and tossing it to crowd below. General view of Brandenburger Tor and men running about on top. Wounded Berlin youth after being shot. Youth being led away.
Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Building with flag flying at half mast. Crowd lining sidewalk, pan to building. High angle shot of the crowds passing bier. Close up shot of the people filing past bier, many crying. Close up shot of Dr Edouard Benes, lying in state. Woman laying flowers. Flags dipping.
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Intended or otherwise, this is a meta-film where you can draw perfect parallels with the battle of ideologies. Replace 100 crore blockbuster-seeking star-obsessed studios with the capitalist multi-national corporation and arthouse filmmakers with the naxal group and you will find the chakravyuh that Prakash Jha finds himself in. A battle where cinema is the biggest casualty.
Prakash Jha has been experimenting with the commercial format with interesting results over the last decade. Political cinema isn't the easiest to dish out given that the intent of the filmmaker is always to reach more number of people than just the intellectual elite that appreciates restraint and realism.
Can you imagine what would have happened to Drohkaal had Jha cast Arjun Rampal, Abhay Deol (in the roles of Om Puri and Naseeruddin Shah) and had a Sameera Reddy item number thrust into the plot? But hey, maybe more people would've seen it. Scene after scene, you witness the bloody conflict between subject matter that's screaming grittiness and the treatment that just glosses over it.
Form and content could not have been at war more. Plot-wise, this is just a modern day update/reworking of Namak Haram but set under the backdrop of the naxalite uprising (the script is credited to Anjum Rajabali, Prakash Jha and Sagar Pandy). Treatment wise, it's a film that is trying to be Avatar. The result is a Raavan-like film. If Raavan was a great filmmaking let down by a script that painted its characters in broad strokes of black and white, Chakravyuh employs grey characters only to falter with its loud Bollywood treatment.
Abhay Deol, as someone who has done both mainstream and parallel cinema, tries to strike a balance in the middle of this chaos. He's every bit convincing. But look at everything that's around him — Arjun Rampal with his limited range (barely effective), Esha Gupta as a cop in make-up (Eesh!), Anjali Patil (great young actress stuck in a one-note character), Manoj Bajpayee and Om Puri (superlative in roles that are cut short) and most actors who are just loud. And there are hundreds of them in many frames. The demonisation of characters on either camps is straight out of a bad Eighties film.
Films should never be judged for what it should have been but for what it is but Chakravyuh is one of those films that makes us wish Jha had treated this like an arthouse film and taken the effort to humanise every character in a way we would empathise with their motivations and kept it real. But the way it plays out, it's been done to death.
Genre: Action/Drama
Director: Prakash Jha
Cast: Arjun Rampal, Abhay Deol, Manoj Bajpayee, Esha Gupta, Anjali Patil
Storyline: Best friends find themselves on the opposite sides of an ideological battle after one of them infiltrates a naxal group to help the police only to empathise with their cause
Bottomline: The staging and excessive drama come in the way of a gritty action thriller. Namak Haram served Avatar style.
Keywords: Chakravyuh, Prakash Jha, Ideological battle, Political cinema, Naxalism


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CONCERT for BAROQUE TRUMPET and ORGAN
Crescendo's Winter Benefit Concert features one of Boston's finest young Early Music players Christopher Belluscio performing Baroque Trumpet and Crescendo's Artistic Director Christine Gevert performing on a copy of a 17th. century chamber organ.
They will offer a program of Sonatas, Toccatas and Canzonas by 17th. century Italian composers
Giovanni Bonaventura Viviani
Girolamo Fantini
Girolamo Frescobali and others. Chris Belluscio is Boston's 'Grand Harmonie' Historical Wind Ensemble co-founder and principal trumpet player. He not only performs in historical style, but also collects original instruments.
Saturday, February 21 at 3pm (snow date: Sunday, February 22)
Trinity Church Lime Rock – 484 Lime Rock Rd., Lakeville, CT 06039BUY TICKETS HERE
Crescendo's Spring 2015 Concerts
"In that Time – In this Time: from Monteverdi to Whitacre"
April 18, 6pm First Congregational Church, Great Barrington MA
April 19, 4pm Trinity Lime Rock, Lakeville CT